Social in County Antrim

The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) was set up in 1995 and operates a single Northern Ireland huge Ambulance Trust with operational divisions reflecting the areas covered by the four Health and Social Services Boards serving a population of approximately 1. 7 million. The Trust is one of the

People in Northern Ireland care deeply about the quality of health and social care services. The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) is the independent health and social care regulatory body for Northern Ireland, and forms an important part of the new health and social care structures.

We're available for all kinds of functions, from park fetes through to social clubs, and supply a array of entertaining music, including movie themes, pop music, classical, kids's tv themes, big band, popular music, the oldies, and of course the traditional brass band march! We're still searching for

The social club is active all year round with outdoor bowling on a saturday evening and shormat bowling on wednesday and saturday evenings. It is great craic and a nice way of staying in touch with other members. Bowling is for fun only and is open to all cavehill members. The social club arranges several

TrySkirmishing was established in 2003 to deliver the exciting world of Laser Skirmish to a venue near you. Our mantra is simple, this is a Painless, Tactical, Fun activity, so why not TRY Skirmishing! Laser Skirmish is ideal for Corporate Groups, Birthday Parties, Sports/Social Events and especially

The NMC Group is a long founded forward thinking Property Development and Construction Company. NMC Developments, established by Neil McCann has been set up in the property development business for more than 15 years. Previously focusing on the private housing market, NMC have more recently expanded

BCM (Belfast Central Mission) is one of N Ireland's oldest charities. Established in 1889 as part of the Methodist church's response to problems inherent in inner-city life, BCM is involved with all sectors of the community, irrespective of religious or political affiliation. Our priority is to support

To secure the future of the Chinese community in Northern Ireland within a framework of racial equality and enable all sections of the community to completely participate in both the development of the community and the wider society. At the time of the 1996 Development Plan the organisation employed

The Association was established in 1947 by a group of Methodist Clergy and lay people associated with the then named North Belfast Mission (now Newtownabbey Methodist Mission) The organisation had a Christian based concern about housing provision for the elderly. The Association evolved and developed

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